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Deleting Member Switches from an S50 Stack

You can delete an unassigned member switch in Node Manager. To delete a member switch in Node

Manager:

2 In the pop-up menu, click Add member. If you have not previously logged into the CLI, Node

Manager prompts you to do so. After you have logged in, Node Manager displays this dialog box:

3 This dialog box is the equivalent of the member command. Use the Unit list to select the logical

location in the stack where you want to add the unit. Choose a different member number if you wish

to have the unit appear in a different part of the stack other than the selected one.

4 Use the Switch Index list to select the switch index value that you want to assign the new unit.

Switch index is the index of the switch reported by show supported switch type. After you make

your selections and click OK, Node Manager displays a grayed-out graphic representing the unit in

the designated location in the stack:

Figure 66 S50 Front Panel

5 Configure the switch. Refer to Managing S-Series Interfaces for more information about this process.

Step Task

1 Right-click the picture of the grayed-out switch member you wish to delete. (Do not click a port icon or

your results will be different.) Node Manager displays a pop-up menu of available options.

2 Select Delete member. If you have not previously logged into the CLI, Node Manager prompts you to

do so. After you have logged in, Node Manager displays this dialog box:

3 Click Yes. Node Manager removes the member from the stack.

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